TAILIEUCHUNG - Disaster recovery on double duty using cloud

This paper describes how the virtualization and replication technologies will protect the data from the disaster without any loss to the business. From past 2 years the IT department has been reducing the costs and they are meeting there services and the commitments of disaster recovery are made successful by using the hybrid cloud which is made up of two virtualized hardware. | ISSN:2249-5789 Muppalla Prudhvi , International Journal of Computer Science & Communication Networks,Vol 3(2), 97-100 DISASTER RECOVERY ON DOUBLE DUTY USING CLOUD Muppalla Prudhvi KL University,India. Abstract This paper describes how the virtualization and replication technologies will protect the data from the disaster without any loss to the business. From past 2 years the IT department has been reducing the costs and they are meeting there services and the commitments of disaster recovery are made successful by using the hybrid cloud which is made up of two virtualized hardware. Since paying more to the dedicated recovery hardware most of IT companies use virtualization hardware which reduces the risks and workloads. In order to make disaster recovery as another service more and more IT shops are using the virtualization and replication technologies. 1. Introduction Most of the IT shops are using the virtualization and replication techniques which makes the disaster recovery just as a service, sometimes they can use same servers and networks and storage which runs the order entity or email application development and any other services. This says that how the disaster recovery and other business continuity efforts which helps to protect the business not only from the disasters but also from the human error or from the equipment failure. Some stores only data which allows the physical hardware to run them when there is a need of it. There are more demands as well as more risks. In order to make all these changes and make everything upto date they are reducing their costs and the flexibility provided by the server, storage and also the virtualization networks. In the report of forrester it is mentioned that the enterprise disaster recovery and business is get stuck and most of the priority for spending are done on consolidation, business intelligence and virtualization. 2. An Overview of Virtualization Virtualization was used mainly

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